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Black Desert SEA introduces new Elvia Calpheon Realm and new Godr-Ayed Weapons

Pearl Abyss announced that the new “Elvia Calpheon Realm” hunting grounds and new “Godr-Ayed Weapons” have been introduced in Black Desert SEA. Adventurers can also look forward to enjoying the renewed Balenos Main Questline.  Elvia Calpheon Realm is a vicious area encroached on by “Hadum”, the God of Despair. The monsters in this realm, such as those […]

Pearl Abyss announced that the new “Elvia Calpheon Realm” hunting grounds and new “Godr-Ayed Weapons” have been introduced in Black Desert SEA. Adventurers can also look forward to enjoying the renewed Balenos Main Questline. 

Elvia Calpheon Realm is a vicious area encroached on by “Hadum”, the God of Despair. The monsters in this realm, such as those found in Saunil Camp, Rhutum Outstation, Gehaku Plain, Hexe Sanctuary, and Quint Hill, have all succumbed to corruption and grown even more powerful.  

The “Elvia Distortion Phenomenon” will also occur with a low chance when defeating monsters near “Rifts of Despair” which have begun to appear all over Elvia Calpheon. The distortion will alter the weather and a powerful boss monster will spawn according to the changed weather. 

“Godr-Ayed Weapons,” which differ from pre-existing “Blackstar Weapons,” have also been added. These new weapons have been introduced to break down the weapon conversion progress into smaller steps. They can be obtained by converting TET(IV) Blackstar weapons with a “Scorching Sun Crystal,” which can be crafted with materials dropped as loot in the new Elvia Calpheon Realm. 

In addition, “Blessed Soul Fragments,” which are used to upgrade Alchemy Stones, have also been introduced to Black Desert. To craft this new item, materials such as “Crystallized Despair” are required. These are also dropped as loot in the new realm. Blessed Soul Fragments will increase Defense Points by two. 

Last but not least, the Balenos main questline has been revamped with fully voiced cutscenes, graphically improved NPCs, and a reorganization of quest paths. The renewal will provide a better understanding of the world of Black Desert for new Adventurers, and a fresh new questline experience for existing Adventurers.

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